# 252: New Season: Show Up Fully In Your Career And Life

The Career Change Maker Podcast

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In this episode:

In today’s episode of the Career Change Maker podcast, I’m back after a short break and ready to talk about showing up fully in your personal and professional life. It’s all about work-life integration. I share my reflections and insights about my journey over the last 5 years.
When I first began my entrepreneurship, I showed up with pre-learnt blueprints and strategies from my time as a lawyer. It’s only now that I can recognise that I wasn’t showing up fully. To be my whole and authentic self I am embracing all facets of me, from coaching, to motherhood, to being a wife, a woman and a speaker.
Showing up fully really matters. I’ve learnt the ropes, now I’m ready to take this podcast into a new season. Alongside the professional content, I want to bring you discussions that also support you holistically.
Summary:
What you will learn in this episode:

• Why it’s so important to draw on your experience from all areas of your life to be your true and full self in the workplace.
• To identify the ways you approach your day – are they preconditioned or are you already doing it your own way?
• The value of discussing all the things that make up you, so that you can be your full self all the time, not two different people depending on whether you are at home or at work.

Episode Notes:
As an award-winning certified executive and career coach, TEDx speaker, podcast host and former lawyer, I have seen way too many female professionals under selling themselves and settling for less in their careers. I am committed to equipping high achieving women with the tools and support to create careers that are both meaningful and impactful.
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